Macna Motorcycle Jacket Crest

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An outer shell without protectors for use on the road and off-road.

The Crest is an evolution of our Landmark jacket, with this jacket being a slightly lighter version. It is tested and approved as Class B. It is recommended to wear Class B gear in combination with Class C gear, which only provides protection. More on that shortly.

Apart from the ventilation openings on the chest and the air outlet on the back, the sleeves are removable. This jacket is also equipped with our Zip Grip™ to make tightening easier with gloves, and a large Back Pocket for your essential items.

Back to protection: When you combine Class C with Class B, you essentially get a Class A garment. We have two options to take the Crest to the next level: Whizzar and Korus.

Road use with the Whizzar protector jacket. This must be combined with a garment of another class, as it is not CE-certified and cannot be worn as a standalone product. It is made of highly breathable fabric and has a soft neoprene collar. Also available in a women's version.

Enduro use with the Korus protector jacket. This can also be worn separately and, unlike the Whizzar, features a chest protector. 3D mesh fabric is abundant, and notable distinguishing features are the Belt Loop™ and the Floating Collar™.

Comfort:

Ventilation zippers

Removable sleeves

Mesh lining

Air outlet

Style:

Adventure - Enduro

Suitable for:

Men

Unisex

Technology:

Zip Grip™

Back Pocket

Weather type:

Mild

Hot

Ventilation:

Yes

Functions

Weather type

Gender

Protection class

style

To accurately determine your clothing size, you should only wear underwear and place the measuring tape tightly against your body.

A: Chest circumference:
Measure horizontally at the fullest part of your chest.

B: Waist circumference:
Measure horizontally around your waist. Make sure you are standing straight.

C: Hip circumference:
Measure around the fullest part of your hips/buttocks.

D: Step length:
Measure the inside of the leg from the crotch to the sole of the foot.

E: Helmet sizes:
Sizes for helmets: See below under "Helmets"

Q: Glove size:
Measure the circumference of your hand at the widest part of your palm.

Then transfer the measured values into the corresponding manufacturer tables to determine your size.

boots and shoes

To find your shoe or boot size, first measure the length of your foot from the longest toe to the end of your heel. Then stand on a piece of paper and mark a vertical line at the beginning and end of your foot. Measure the distances between the lines to get your foot length. Using these measurements, you can then use the boot charts to determine your shoe size.

helmets

The helmet is the most important part of your motorcycle protective equipment. For optimal safety, the helmet must fit properly. The assignment of helmet sizes to international sizes can vary.

1. Take your tape measure and measure your head circumference horizontally at the widest part of your head (about 2 cm above the eyebrows).

2. Choose the helmet size that is closest to your measurement. If your measurement is between two helmet sizes, try the smaller helmet size first.